[that G.U.Y.]

Let Bernie go stay with the families in the ghettos instead of his fancy hotels. If he did that i would switch my vote from hillary to him. (He wouldnt tho)

[Icarus]

Originally posted by Giselle

Hm.

I wonder if his supporters would feel like he was "selling out" if this were to happen.

His top strategist admitting defeat

[Marvin]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Let Bernie go stay with the families in the ghettos instead of his fancy hotels. If he did that i would switch my vote from hillary to him. (He wouldnt tho)

This makes no sense.

[that G.U.Y.]

Originally posted by Marvin

This makes no sense.

I wouldnt expect a Bernty to understand.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

I wouldnt expect a Bernty to understand.

Maybe you can explain it then? Him living in the ghetto for a few days would prove nothing.

[hooky]

Originally posted by Marvin

This makes no sense.

It sounds like something a person against letting refugees in the country would say about them.

[Skywalker]

Maryland (link)

Hillary 57
Bernie 26

Illinois (Chicago Tribune)

Hillary 67 Bernie 25
Trump 32 Cruz 22 Rubio 21 Kas 18

Some new polls for the not-so-distant future.

[like2throw]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Let Bernie go stay with the families in the ghettos instead of his fancy hotels. If he did that i would switch my vote from hillary to him. (He wouldnt tho)

youre talking as if youve never been to a "ghetto" before.

[that G.U.Y.]

Originally posted by Marvin

Maybe you can explain it then? Him living in the ghetto for a few days would prove nothing to me* .

Fixed that for you. My explanation is it sickens me how he talks about wealth inequality and ghettos yet he enjoys the priveleged lifestyle of a senator (great pay, the best healthcare in the country, paid vacation).

Hillary doesnt pull this kind of manipulative rhetoric. She knows the country needs help as a whole (both the poor and not so poor).

[Marvin]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Fixed that for you. My explanation is it sickens me how he talks about wealth inequality and ghettos yet he enjoys the priveleged lifestyle of a senator (great pay, the best healthcare in the country, paid vacation).

Hillary doesnt pull this kind of manipulative rhetoric. She knows the country needs help as a whole (both the poor and not so poor).

Not when she's against free tuition because rich kids would go to college for free.

[that G.U.Y.]

Originally posted by Marvin

Not when she's against free tuition because rich kids would go to college for free.

She is against Bernie's free tuition plan (of which he has yet to specify any details) because it is economically unfeasable. Yes she said she doesnt want rich kids to get free college because they can afford to pay tuition. She didnt say they cant go to college she just wants rich people to pay a fair share based on their income.

Do you know why she made that comment about rich kids? Because she is actually rich and actually paid for her kids to attend college! She didnt make up some bogus sob story, she spoke from her experience.

See how that works. She spoke on something she knows well. When was the last time Bernie was living off minimum wage, living in a low income neighborhood?

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

Fixed that for you. My explanation is it sickens me how he talks about wealth inequality and ghettos yet he enjoys the priveleged lifestyle of a senator (great pay, the best healthcare in the country, paid vacation).

Hillary doesnt pull this kind of manipulative rhetoric. She knows the country needs help as a whole (both the poor and not so poor).

So wait just because he isn't as poor as he was in his early life means he isn't allowed to speak on wealth inequality? I don't understand this, you don't need to live in a ghetto to understand economic disparity.

[YSL]

Today is the day. If Hillary is closer to 60% in Michigan, I would be comfortable in saying March 15th nails the coffin (not an age pun) shut.

[HeyMr.DJ]

I'm so excited! We have Michigan and Mississippi today (both of which Hillary should dominate in)!! (:

[HeyMr.DJ]

All polls released today have Hillary up by 20+ points (excluding one that has her up 13).... So exciting!!

[foxaylove]

[@michael]

Originally posted by foxaylove

@ Carly Fiorina GUSHING over Hillary when she was her biggest hater in all of the debates.

[TurntUp]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I'm so excited! We have Michigan and Mississippi today (both of which Hillary should dominate in)!! (:

Can't wait for the end results today! Especially Michigan

Then even more excited for the posts on FB how Bernie is still in it and has a fair chance...but the media won't let him!!

[ShouldersSideways]

Originally posted by TurntUp

Can't wait for the end results today! Especially Michigan

Then even more excited for the posts on FB how Bernie is still in it and has a fair chance...but the media won't let him!!

I see those posts all the time and crack up They act like the media hasn't hated Hillary for two decades now

[revel8]

I guess some of you have watched some of the GOP debates this year. They have contained a lot of

a) praising of Ronald Reagan and his Presidency
b) personal attacks on rival candidates for the nomination.
c) hardline rhetoric and demonising of illegal immigrants in general and Mexicans specifically. Talk of building a wall etc.

Given the above context, I think the following discussion between two former Republican Presidents, Reagan and H W Bush when they were campaigning for the Republican Presidential nomination in 1989 is worth a look. You can see the contrast between these two and the current campaigners.

https://video-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hv...05&oe=56DF0A06